Thanks - to Jane Lyman - my 15 year-old brick wall is solved. Now I have another, if it's not too much Onesime Gregoire, son of Paul Napoleon G. and Julie Morin, and his wife, Julie Guertin had a very large family. I've managed to find birth info on 13 of them in Canadian church records. The Canadian census records of 1881 indicate 3 children, that I haven't located, were born in the U.S. Mary and Ephrem, b. abt 1876 (possibly twins) Marie, abt 1878. The 1900 US census indicates one more, Arthur, born abt 1884 in MA. Onesime and Julie went back and forth, spending a few years in the US, going back to Canada, etc. They did this several times before finally settling in Manchester NH They lived for a short time in the 1870's in 2 Mass. towns I know of: Northhampton, MA and Haydenville, MA, and they had a number of relatives in Marlboro, MA Any help appreciated. Sister Therese Gregoire _________________________________________________________________ Windows Live™: Life without walls. http://windowslive.com/explore?ocid=TXT_TAGLM_WL_allup_1b_explore_042009

I am a photo volunteer on www.findagrave.com. I enjoy doing it and it gets me outside in the fresh air and also I get some exercise in the process. -----Original Message----- From: genmassachusetts-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:genmassachusetts-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Barbara Shepard Smith Sent: Saturday, April 18, 2009 10:46 AM To: W. David Samuelsen; Massachusetts; mamiddle@rootsweb.com; Berkshire co MA Subject: Re: [GENMASSACHUSETTS] over 400 gravestone photos added I hope other people volunteer to take photos of cemeteries, I have just inquired as to the Plymouth County cemeteries, as they don't seem to be on there. Barbara Shepard Smith, Middleboro ----- Original Message ----- From: "W. David Samuelsen" <dsam52@sampubco.com> To: "Massachusetts" <GenMassachusetts-L@rootsweb.com>; <mamiddle@rootsweb.com>; "Berkshire co MA" <MABERKSH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 18, 2009 12:56 AM Subject: [GENMASSACHUSETTS] over 400 gravestone photos added > http://www.magravestones.org > > Very interesting photos of early markers! > > W. David Samuelsen > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > GENMASSACHUSETTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to GENMASSACHUSETTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I hope other people volunteer to take photos of cemeteries, I have just inquired as to the Plymouth County cemeteries, as they don't seem to be on there. Barbara Shepard Smith, Middleboro ----- Original Message ----- From: "W. David Samuelsen" <dsam52@sampubco.com> To: "Massachusetts" <GenMassachusetts-L@rootsweb.com>; <mamiddle@rootsweb.com>; "Berkshire co MA" <MABERKSH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 18, 2009 12:56 AM Subject: [GENMASSACHUSETTS] over 400 gravestone photos added > http://www.magravestones.org > > Very interesting photos of early markers! > > W. David Samuelsen > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > GENMASSACHUSETTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

http://www.magravestones.org Very interesting photos of early markers! W. David Samuelsen

Y'all have been SO good at helping me knock over brick walls. This is another. One of my ancestors, Aurelie Gregoire, married Flavien Naud/Nault on 28 Jan 1868 at Grondines, Quebec. The last mention of him is in the birth of a child in March 1875 at St. Charles-des-Grondines. I've gone through the parish registers of Grondines (on the Mormon beta site) page by page from March of 1875 to June of 1880. It's a tedious task, but I was hoping to find his burial. There is no sign of him. By 1880, she is a widow. My hunch is that he died in Massachusetts since I find her living in Fall River MA in the 1880 census, with an 11-year old daughter, and listed as a widow running a boarding house, with several mill workers as boarders. I suspect she and Flavien went to work in the mills, and he may have died there. Nine months later, she is back in Quebec with her daughter, and 2 years later is remarried. Any help finding a date/place of death for Flavien will be greatly appreciated. Sister Therese Gregoire _________________________________________________________________ Windows Live™: Life without walls. http://windowslive.com/explore?ocid=TXT_TAGLM_WL_allup_1b_explore_042009

Subject: Lincoln Family of Hingham, Mass. Source: History of the Town of Hingham, Mass. p.150 The name of Thomas Lincoln, cooper, appears in our records in 1636. His house lot was the same, which is now owned by his descendant, Martin Lincoln, Esq., at the corner of Lincoln and North streets. Thomas Lincoln had a son, Benjamin Lincoln, and a grandson, Benjamin; this Benjamin was the father of Colonel Benjamin Lincoln, who died March 1, 1771. Colonel Lincoln was the father of General Benjamin Lincoln, of the Revolutionary Army, and of Doctor Bela Lincoln, General Benjamin Lincoln's sons were Benjamin Lincoln, Esquire, Harvard University, 1777, Counsellor at Law, Boston, Mass. Theordore Lincoln, Harvard Univ. 1785 was of Dennysville, Maine and Martin Lincoln, Esq, of Hingham. The last mentioned Benjamin Lincoln married a daughter of James Otis. His sons were Dr. Benjamin Lincoln, Harvard Univ. 1806 who died at Demarara, a few years since and James Otis Lincoln, Esq., Harvard Univ. 1807, who died at Hingham, Mass. August 12, 1818. The name of Thomas Lincoln, Jr., miller, also appears on our records in 1636. He removed with his family to Taunton, Mass. before the year 1652, as appears by the Plymouth Colony Records. He made his Will at Taunton, Mass., in 1683, and in it mentions his age (80 years) and styles himself "grand senior". His children, and descendants were numerous, and from him, probably, descended all the persons of the name of Lincoln in Bristol County. Some of his descendants re- moved to Connecticut. The name of Thomas Lincoln, the husbandman, appears in our records in 1638. It is difficult to trace his descendants, although it may not be an impossibility. The singular fact, that four of the same name were among our early settlers, of whom three left numberous descendants p.151 HISTORY OF HINGHAM. and some of whom probably had children who had nearly arrived to manhood before they came to this country, causes no little embarrassment in perfecting their genealogy. Daniel Lincoln was "one of the young men" a few years after the settlement of the town; but I have not been able to ascertain of whhich Thomas Lincoln, he was the son. The descendants of Daniel Lincoln are numerous and widely scattered through the country. A full account of his descendants is in the possession of Jotham Lincoln, Esquire, Town Clerk of Hingham. The arrival of Stephen Lincoln to this country was, according to Cushing's MSS, in 1638. His record is as follows: "1638, Steven Lincoln and his wife, and his son, Steven, came from Windham, and settled in New Hingham." The first Stepehn Lingoln had but one son, and three grandsons, viz.: Stephen Lincoln (a bachelor) David and James. The sons of David Lincoln were David, Matthew and Isaac Lincoln, Harvard Univ. 1722. The sons of the second David Lincoln, were, David and Nathan Lincoln David died February 1, 1814 aged 79 yrs. Nathan Lincoln died Dec. 19, 1809 aged 71 yrs. The sons of David were the following: Deacon David Lincoln, who died August, 1825 aged 58 yrs., Hawkes Lincoln, Perez Lincoln, Harvard Univ. 1798, died Aug 3, 1805; Noah and Ensign. The only son of Nathan was the late Abner Lincoln, Esq. The sons of Matthew Lincoln were: Stephen, Noah, Job, Matthes, Levi and Isaiah Lincoln. Stephen's sosn were Calvin, Stephen, Elisha: Calvin was the father of Calvin Lincoln, Harvard Univ. 1820. Matthew Lincoln had several sons. Those now residing in Hingham wer Jedidah Lincoln and Hezekiah Lincoln. The only son of Levi Lincoln was Dr. Levi Lincoln, Harvard Univ. 1789. The sons of Job Lincoln were Mitchel Lincoln and Bradford Lincoln of Boston, Mass. etc. p.152 - History of the Town of Hingham, Mass. The sons of Isaac Lincoln, Harvard Univ. 1722, were Isaac, James, Nathaniel and Heman Lincoln. Isaac Lincoln, the father of Daniel; James Lincoln, the father of Perez Lincoln; Nathaniel Lincoln, the father of the late Captain Luther Lincoln (father of Luther B. Lincoln, Harvard Univ., 1822) Bela Lincoln, Robert Lincoln, Martin Lincoln of Ohio; Heman Lincoln, the father of the Hon. Heman Lincoln of Boston, and of Pyam Lincoln. The longevity of this family has been generally remarkable. For instance, the following ages: Isaiah Lincoln died April 1, 1786 aged 42 years. Noah Lincoln died November 13, 1810 aged 82 years. Stephen Lincoln died November 8, 1816, aged 91 years. Job Lincoln died May 17, 1818, aged 85 years. Levi Lincoln died May 12, 1819, aged 81 years. Matthew Lincoln died Dec 18, 1821 aged 87 years. The ancestors of this aged family also to an advanced age. The preceding sketch of the Lincoln families probably embraces all the heads of families among the early settlers. There may be ommissions in the name of their descendants; it is not pretended to be perfectly full, but is probably accurate as far as it extends. For the account of the descendants of Stephen Lincoln, I am indebted to Jedidiah Lincoln, Esquire, ond of his descendants. Isaiah Linconl was killed by an accident and should not be considered in the statement. Transcribed by Janice Farnsworth **************Access 350+ FREE radio stations anytime from anywhere on the web. Get the Radio Toolbar! (http://toolbar.aol.com/aolradio/download.html?ncid=emlcntusdown00000003)

Hello, In this morning's "MassMoments" e-mail, there is a story about the "mill girl" from Lowell, Lucy LARCOM. http://www.massmoments.org:80/moment.cfm?mid=116 It's a good time to remind people that, if you are going to be visiting in Boston this weekend, a trip to Lowell might be a nice "day trip." http://www.nps.gov/lowe/ http://www.lowellma.gov/community/historicpark http://www.mass.gov/dcr/parks/northeast/llhp.htm Betty (near Lowell, MA) FYI: Maybe 10 years ago, I took rides on the "Boston to Lowell Commuter Rail" trains more often. One day I took a ride into Lowell and got off in the train station there, and noticed a woman who looked puzzled. She wanted to know how to get to "Lowell National Historic Park." I had some free time that day and decided to accompany her to the Visitors Center. In the process I found out that she was a resident of the State of Hawaii and she was in MA on vacation and visiting friends. Her friends were working, so she decided to get on the train and come to Lowell. I asked her, coming from the "beautiful islands," why was she interested in "the mills?" I don't remember her exact response, but she had an interest in "history." A few weeks later I received a box of "Macadamia nuts" in the mail. :o)

Hoping to locate the birth record of Rodolphus Read (Reed, Reade etc), this is a "brickwall" for me.    Info to date says Rodolphus Reed was born May 1774, or 1773, research suggests it may have been in Worcester County MA ~ maybe Sutton or one of the nearby towns. His father was Josiah Reed, mother seems to have been Hannah.......also no marriage has yet been found for Josiah Reed and Hannah but Rodolphus was their eldest child.   The information in the book the Reed Family in Europe and America by Jacob Whittemore Reed is not correct, Rodolphus Reed is not the son of Josiah Reed and Elizabeth (Taylor)  who lived at Douglas MA.    Thanks, really appreciate help, Janice  

At 09:59 PM 4/16/2009, Kay Stanton wrote: >Does anyone have information on General Benjamin Lincoln of Hingham... See the "History of Hingham" http://plymouthcolony.net/hingham/history/book4/3009.html#benjamin21 Dale H. Cook, Member, NEHGS and MA Society of Mayflower Descendants; Plymouth Co. MA Coordinator for the USGenWeb Project Administrator of http://plymouthcolony.net

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Does anyone have information on General Benjamin Lincoln of Hingham... parents,siblings, etc.? Also, is the General Benjamin Lincoln DAR Chapter (East Boston) still in existence and, if so... who can I contact for information on the Lincoln - Cushing families of Hingham? Thanks for any information. Kay Stanton Daytona Beach, FL

Greetings, I've been working with my spreadsheet so long now, that I didn't even think to make the Barnstable to Hampden, Hampshire to Plymouth, and Suffolk to Worcester clear. > 42 Birth 1850 Barnstable Hampden > 43 Birth 1850 Hampshire Plymouth > 44 Birth 1850 Suffolk Worcester Barnstable to Hampden, in this case means it includes the counties: Barnstable, Berkshire, Bristol, Dukes, Essex, Franklin, and Hampden. Hampshire to Plymouth, means it includes Hampshire, Middlesex, Nantucket, Norfolk, and Plymouth. Obviously, the last volume only includes Suffolk and Worcester. As you have seen from the list, the last county in the first volume for a year fluctuates and correspondingly the first county of the second volume changes. Things really change in 1899, when Suffolk gets its own volume and Worcester moves in with Nantucket, Norfolk, and Plymouth. Then, another big switch comes in 1903 when the death records switch to by town name with no consideration of county, and low volume numbers. All images (births, marriages, deaths) starting in 1903 have to have the year match the volume and page number for it to be viewable. Part of my check of a volume is for a valid entry with an earlier year that needs a special image number to be viewable. If you happen to spot one, please let me know, so a second image file can be created and the image for that specific entry is viewable. Don't be surprised to find that it is just a scanning error. I've gone through three post-1902 volumes so far, and only found one with a prior year that needed a separate image. Sue Richart My goal since November has been to make a thousand corrections a week. The fact that I have succeeded in doing so, only means that the phrase "They're everywhere, they're everywhere" still applies to errors in the database.>g

Patricia, I use the spreadsheet to hunt for problems with the database. First, I'm looking for any of the other types (birth or deaths when it is supposed to be marriages for example) listed under a volume. Then, checking for entries for the volume outside of the five year period, both before and after. Finally, then I'm looking for entries for counties not associated with the volume. You folks are needed to help find the issues with images, names, and pages. I have been fixing some of those all along, but the more you report the better. Errors in volume or year usually come in 100 to 500 entry increments. I've been trying to made a big dent in those, but seemingly every time I go through all the entries on an index page, there are still more. I'm hoping to get the errors down to just name and page numbers. Once done with these, I'll go back to requesting a spreadsheet per volume, which hopefully will catch most of the rest of the errors. Just don't ask me when that will be, my crystal ball doesn't see out that far.>g Just a reminder, if you spot a problem with a name, please email me, John, or Dale. If the name in the index is in error and it occasionally is, Sam Sturgis, database webmaster, will add a correct entry. He just can't remove an incorrect name for an entry. I would appreciate it, that if you have seen improvement in the database, that you take the time to email the webmaster at webmaster@nehgs.org to let them know their effort is appreciated. I am definitely seeing the improvement as I go through the database and, hopefully, you do also. Sue On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 3:55 PM, Patricia Hardenstine wrote: > Sue, > > Thank you and the others for your continued work to update and correct the > errors. > > Pat

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: DFantana Surnames: Fuller,Marsh,Demaray Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.massachusetts.unknown/6940.1.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hi, I come from the line of Samuel through his son Rodolphus dob 1703,then through his daughter Lydia dob 1733,her son William Marsh, 1767?his daughter Jane dob 1786 and her son Simon Demaray dob 1825. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

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Maureen, There are a number of Edouard Lamoureux's in Lowell.  Can you add any other information, that may help in narrowing down which Edouard it might be; Birth Date, Address, Wife, children, etc.? I have an Edouard who died in 1934 and was buried in Montreal. this may or may not be him. See below, Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967 about Edouard Lamoureux Name:     Edouard Lamoureux Event Year:     1934 Event:     Enterrement (Burial) Religion:     Catholique Place of Worship or Institution:     Montréal (Basilique Notre-Dame) Province:     Québec (Quebec)  Bob Öhman Gloucester, MA Keep the "o" alive! Å Ä Ö Researching the following names, Andersson, Arnold, Benhammar, Berlan, Collier, Damon, Eldridge, Eriksson, Favaloro, Favazza, Gokey, Guice, Guise, Guyse, Hamel, Ingalls, Lusiner, LoChirco, Marino, Mason, Meeler, Millen, Morgan, Petersson, Stackpole, Svengren, Svensson, Thyberg, Traung, Wretman, Öhman, Öman and many more. -----Original Message----- From: Maureen Reilly <maureenmreilly@verizon.net> To: GenMassachusetts <GENMASSACHUSETTS@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wed, 15 Apr 2009 6:21 pm Subject: [GENMASSACHUSETTS] Obit lookup Edouard Lamoureux Hi everyone, I was hoping if someone with a subscription to Ancestry could check to see if there is an obit for an Edouard Lamoureux. He died on December 17, 1934 in Lowell, Massachusetts. I hav e a subscription to Newspaper Archive, but apparently that newspaper is not online yet. Any help would be appreciated. Maureen ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to GENMASSACHUSETTS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hello, One of my ancestors was Simeon CROSBY, born 1761 in Billerica.* In April 1775, he would have been just turning 14. I have never read anywhere whether he fought in the Revolutionary War. Does anyone know if there is a way for me to find out? It was in 2007 that I spent a month looking into this man, and I found out that researchers had him as a son with a family in Shrewsbury, MA - that was the wrong family. I cannot prove it, but I believe he was the son of Jessaniah CROSBY of Billerica, MA. The "vital records" only say Jessaniah's youngest child was "a son" b1761. I just checked the Billerica book, and Jessaniah died in 1774, and several of his older sons went north to NH. There is no mention of these men "serving." I just checked the chapter, "The Revolution," and there is a list of ".. Soldiers from Billerica in the Revolutionary War." There are 8 CROSBY's mentioned, including a Simon. But, there were many descendants of the "Simon CROSBY of 1600's Billerica" with the name, Simon. So, I don't know which if he was Simeon. My Simeon CROSBY married in Cambridge or West Cambridge, MA, in 1787 to Lydia Harrington FROST. There is no way of my finding out when Simeon moved to Cambridge or West Cambridge. Possibly it was between 1781 and 1784. Speaking of FROST, my sister just reminded me that 2 FROST brothers from West Cambridge (now Arlington) fought in the War: Ephraim and Samuel - from West Cambridge. (These families are discussed in the "history of Arlington.") (I just looked in that book and Simeon is only very briefly mentioned.) (Lydia H. FROST was born 1766 to Samuel FROST and Abigail CUTTER. Their siblings were: Ephraim FROST and Mary CUTTER. I am descended from both.) For people in New England, have a pleasant holiday weekend ! Betty (near Lowell, MA)

Mass Vital Records 1841-1915 volumes Volume #        Type    Year(s) Note 558 Birth 1906 Barnstable Essex 559 Birth 1906 Franklin Middlesex 560 Birth 1906 Nantucket Worcester 561 Birth 1906 Suffolk 562 Marriage 1906 Barnstable Essex 563 Marriage 1906 Franklin Middlesex 564 Marriage 1906 Nantucket Worcester 565 Marriage 1906 Suffolk 566 Birth 1907 Barnstable Essex 567 Birth 1907 Franklin Middlesex 568 Birth 1907 Nantucket Worcester 569 Birth 1907 Suffolk 570 Marriage 1907 Barnstable Essex 571 Marriage 1907 Franklin Middlesex 572 Marriage 1907 Nantucket Worcester 573 Marriage 1907 Suffolk 574 Birth 1908 Barnstable Essex 575 Birth 1908 Franklin Middlesex 576 Birth 1908 Nantucket Worcester 577 Birth 1908 Suffolk 578 Marriage 1908 Barnstable Essex 579 Marriage 1908 Franklin Middlesex 580 Marriage 1908 Nantucket Worcester 581 Marriage 1908 Suffolk 582 Birth 1909 Barnstable Essex 583 Birth 1909 Franklin Middlesex 584 Birth 1909 Nantucket Worcester 585 Birth 1909 Suffolk 586 Marriage 1909 Barnstable Essex 587 Marriage 1909 Franklin Middlesex 588 Marriage 1909 Nantucket Worcester 589 Marriage 1909 Suffolk 590 Birth 1910 Barnstable Essex 591 Birth 1910 Franklin Middlesex 592 Birth 1910 Nantucket Worcester 593 Birth 1910 Suffolk 594 Marriage 1910 Barnstable Essex 595 Marriage 1910 Franklin Middlesex 596 Marriage 1910 Nantucket Worcester 597 Marriage 1910 Suffolk 598 Birth 1911 Barnstable Essex 599 Birth 1911 Franklin Middlesex 600 Birth 1911 Nantucket Worcester 601 Birth 1911 Suffolk 602 Marriage 1911 Barnstable Essex 603 Marriage 1911 Franklin Middlesex 604 Marriage 1911 Nantucket Worcester 605 Marriage 1911 Suffolk 606 Birth 1912 Barnstable Essex 607 Birth 1912 Franklin Middlesex 608 Birth 1912 Nantucket Worcester 609 Birth 1912 Suffolk 610 Marriage 1912 Barnstable Essex 611 Marriage 1912 Franklin Middlesex 612 Marriage 1912 Nantucket Worcester 613 Marriage 1912 Suffolk 614 Birth 1913 Barnstable Essex 615 Birth 1913 Franklin Middlesex 616 Birth 1913 Nantucket Worcester 617 Birth 1913 Suffolk 618 Marriage 1913 Barnstable Essex 619 Marriage 1913 Franklin Middlesex 620 Marriage 1913 Nantucket Worcester 621 Marriage 1913 Suffolk 622 Birth 1914 Barnstable Essex 623 Birth 1914 Franklin Middlesex 624 Birth 1914 Nantucket Worcester 1 Birth 1914 Suffolk 2 Birth 1914 Suffolk 625 Marriage 1914 Barnstable Essex 626 Marriage 1914 Franklin Middlesex 627 Marriage 1914 Nantucket Worcester 1 Marriage 1914 Suffolk 2 Marriage 1914 Suffolk 628 Birth 1915 Barnstable Essex 629 Birth 1915 Franklin Middlesex 630 Birth 1915 Nantucket Worcester 1 Birth 1915 Suffolk 2 Birth 1915 Suffolk 631 Marriage 1915 Barnstable Essex 632 Marriage 1915 Franklin Middlesex 633 Marriage 1915 Nantucket Worcester 1 Marriage 1915 Suffolk 2 Marriage 1915 Suffolk

Mass Vital Records 1841-1915 volumes Volume #        Type    Year(s) Note 508 Birth 1901 Barnstable Essex 509 Birth 1901 Franklin Middlesex 510 Birth 1901 Nantucket Worcester 511 Birth 1901 Suffolk 512 Marriage 1901 Barnstable Essex 513 Marriage 1901 Franklin Middlesex 514 Marriage 1901 Nantucket Worcester 515 Marriage 1901 Suffolk 516 Death 1901 Barnstable Essex 517 Death 1901 Franklin Middlesex 518 Death 1901 Nantucket Worcester 519 Death 1901 Suffolk 520 Birth 1902 Barnstable Essex 521 Birth 1902 Franklin Middlesex 522 Birth 1902 Nantucket Worcester 523 Birth 1902 Suffolk 524 Marriage 1902 Barnstable Essex 525 Marriage 1902 Franklin Middlesex 526 Marriage 1902 Nantucket Worcester 527 Marriage 1902 Suffolk 528 Death 1902 Barnstable Essex 529 Death 1902 Franklin Middlesex 530 Death 1902 Nantucket Worcester 531 Death 1902 Suffolk 532 Birth 1903 Barnstable Essex 533 Birth 1903 Franklin Middlesex 534 Birth 1903 Nantucket Worcester 535 Birth 1903 Suffolk 536 Marriage 1903 Barnstable Essex 537 Marriage 1903 Franklin Middlesex 538 Marriage 1903 Nantucket Worcester 539 Marriage 1903 Suffolk 540 Death 1903 Barnstable Berkshire 541 Death 1903 Nantucket Norfolk 542 Birth 1904 Barnstable Essex 543 Birth 1904 Franklin Middlesex 544 Birth 1904 Nantucket Worcester 545 Birth 1904 Suffolk 546 Marriage 1904 Barnstable Essex 547 Marriage 1904 Franklin Middlesex 548 Marriage 1904 Nantucket Worcester 549 Marriage 1904 Suffolk 550 Birth 1905 Barnstable Essex 551 Birth 1905 Franklin Middlesex 552 Birth 1905 Nantucket Worcester 553 Birth 1905 Suffolk 554 Marriage 1905 Barnstable Essex 555 Marriage 1905 Franklin Middlesex 556 Marriage 1905 Nantucket Worcester 557 Marriage 1905 Suffolk

Mass Vital Records 1841-1915 volumes Volume #        Type    Year(s) Note 412 Birth 1891 Barnstable Hampden 413 Birth 1891 Hampshire Plymouth 414 Birth 1891 Suffolk Worcester 415 Marriage 1891 Barnstable Hampden 416 Marriage 1891 Hampshire Plymouth 417 Marriage 1891 Suffolk Worcester 418 Death 1891 Barnstable Hampden 419 Death 1891 Hampshire Plymouth 420 Death 1891 Suffolk Worcester 421 Birth 1892 Barnstable Hampden 422 Birth 1892 Hampshire Plymouth 423 Birth 1892 Suffolk Worcester 424 Marriage 1892 Barnstable Hampden 425 Marriage 1892 Hampshire Plymouth 426 Marriage 1892 Suffolk Worcester 427 Death 1892 Barnstable Hampden 428 Death 1892 Hampshire Plymouth 429 Death 1892 Suffolk Worcester 430 Birth 1893 Barnstable Hampden 431 Birth 1893 Hampshire Plymouth 432 Birth 1893 Suffolk Worcester 433 Marriage 1893 Barnstable Hampden 434 Marriage 1893 Hampshire Plymouth 435 Marriage 1893 Suffolk Worcester 436 Death 1893 Barnstable Hampden 437 Death 1893 Hampshire Plymouth 438 Death 1893 Suffolk Worcester 439 Birth 1894 Barnstable Hampden 440 Birth 1894 Hampshire Plymouth 441 Birth 1894 Suffolk Worcester 442 Marriage 1894 Barnstable Hampden 443 Marriage 1894 Hampshire Plymouth 444 Marriage 1894 Suffolk Worcester 445 Death 1894 Barnstable Hampden 446 Death 1894 Hampshire Plymouth 447 Death 1894 Suffolk Worcester 448 Birth 1895 Barnstable Hampden 449 Birth 1895 Hampshire Plymouth 450 Birth 1895 Suffolk Worcester 451 Marriage 1895 Barnstable Hampden 452 Marriage 1895 Hampshire Plymouth 453 Marriage 1895 Suffolk Worcester 454 Death 1895 Barnstable Hampden 455 Death 1895 Hampshire Plymouth 456 Death 1895 Suffolk Worcester 457 Birth 1896 Barnstable Hampden 458 Birth 1896 Hampshire Plymouth 459 Birth 1896 Suffolk Worcester 460 Marriage 1896 Barnstable Hampden 461 Marriage 1896 Hampshire Plymouth 462 Marriage 1896 Suffolk Worcester 463 Death 1896 Barnstable Hampden 464 Death 1896 Hampshire Plymouth 465 Death 1896 Suffolk Worcester 466 Birth 1897 Barnstable Hampden 467 Birth 1897 Hampshire Plymouth 468 Birth 1897 Suffolk Worcester 469 Marriage 1897 Barnstable Hampden 470 Marriage 1897 Hampshire Plymouth 471 Marriage 1897 Suffolk Worcester 472 Death 1897 Barnstable Hampden 473 Death 1897 Hampshire Plymouth 474 Death 1897 Suffolk Worcester 475 Birth 1898 Barnstable Hampden 476 Birth 1898 Hampshire Plymouth 477 Birth 1898 Suffolk Worcester 478 Marriage 1898 Barnstable Hampden 479 Marriage 1898 Hampshire Plymouth 480 Marriage 1898 Suffolk Worcester 481 Death 1898 Barnstable Hampden 482 Death 1898 Hampshire Plymouth 483 Death 1898 Suffolk Worcester 484 Birth 1899 Barnstable Berkshire 485 Birth 1899 Franklin Hampden 486 Birth 1899 Nantucket Norfolk 487 Birth 1899 Suffolk 488 Marriage 1899 Barnstable Essex 489 Marriage 1899 Franklin Middlesex 490 Marriage 1899 Nantucket Worcester 491 Marriage 1899 Suffolk 492 Death 1899 Barnstable Essex 493 Death 1899 Franklin Middlesex 494 Death 1899 Nantucket Worcester 495 Death 1899 Suffolk 496 Birth 1900 Barnstable Essex 497 Birth 1900 Franklin Middlesex 498 Birth 1900 Nantucket Worcester 499 Birth 1900 Suffolk 500 Marriage 1900 Barnstable Essex 501 Marriage 1900 Franklin Middlesex 502 Marriage 1900 Nantucket Worcester 503 Marriage 1900 Suffolk 504 Death 1900 Barnstable Essex 505 Death 1900 Franklin Middlesex 506 Death 1900 Nantucket Worcester 507 Death 1900 Suffolk